Sentence examples for basis that will from inspiring English sources

"We've found ways to motivate our employees on a performance basis that will also reduce churn within the organization".

Other costs can be quietly negotiated on a per-deal basis that will not necessarily be publicly known.

Since the mansion tax is added to the basis, that will ultimately reduce the tax paid on a gain on the sale of the property.

"If this is the way the international court is going to adjudicate cases, totally on a partisan basis, that will make the court a complete farce, as well," Mr. Smith said.

"So if we all work together, we can really demonstrate to the yacht owners and captains what is on offer on a regional basis, that will hopefully attract them to come to the region," he said.

I said, 'To me, the most important thing is competence, that you can put your players, give them a plan on a weekly basis that will put them in the best position to defend and beat your opponent.' " The flashpoint for Sheridan has been his relationship with defensive end Osi Umenyiora, whose playing time has dwindled.

If Bristol City become a top Championship side and are competing there on a regular basis that'll be a good starting point.

Miami is in effect a tax haven, whose business people welcome the election of the left-leaning Bill de Blasio as mayor of New York, on the basis that he will raise taxes that will drive more hedge-fund managers south.

But he will have accepted his nomination on the basis that Aung San Suu Kyi will be president in all but name.

"Evolutionary science," Wilson argues, "will eventually prove so useful on a daily basis that we will wonder how we survived without it.

The process for selecting subcontractors "will be a full and open competition on a international basis that we will launch as soon as possible," he said.